Memorial to Forever Alive, Kremenchuk, War memorial in Kremenchuk, Ukraine.
The Memorial to Forever Alive is a war monument in Kremenchuk featuring seven bronze figures standing on a red granite base. A large stele rises behind the figures, inscribed with names and decorated with red granite tiles.
The memorial was unveiled in 1973 at the site of a former concentration camp in the city. It honors the liberation of the area and commemorates those who suffered captivity there.
The main statue shows a prisoner doctor supporting an exhausted companion, capturing how people in captivity helped one another survive. This scene reflects bonds of human solidarity that formed in the darkest circumstances.
The memorial sits on Svobody Avenue, a central location that is easily accessible to visitors. The open site allows for reflection and viewing of the figures from different angles.
An eternal flame burns beside the memorial site, creating a place of quiet remembrance. This flame symbolizes the ongoing memory of those who suffered there.
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